utah nurse false arrest no warrant for blood(excuse the shitty title, please read within) (AskPizzagate)

submitted ago by argosciv

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2017/09/01/this-is-crazy-sobs-utah-hospital-nurse-as-cop-roughs-her-up-arrests-her-for-doing-her-job/?deferJs=true&outputType=default-article&utm_term=.963bd651f998

Just heard about this now, REALLY seems up our alley, posting here first and pinging for attention.

In short: nurse refuses detective request to draw blood from unconcsious man without warrant, nurse arrested by uni's, placed in unmarked car... what in the FUCK?!

@Vindicator (please ping other mods or whatever), @ESOTERICshade, @quantokitty, @IShallNotFear, @cantsleepawink (I trust more of you I just can't add more than 5, please ping others if this is as sus to you as it is me!)

My question, who the FUCK did they want blood from so goddamn badly?

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SterlingJB ago

The patient was a victim in a car crash and Payne wanted the blood sample to show he had done nothing wrong, according to the officer's written report.>

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/09/utah-police-put-leave-arresting-nurse-wubbels-170902035054513.html

Weird story. Why would he be so worried about the reserve police officer/truck driver being accused of doing anything wrong?

Vindicator ago

they wanted the blood to prove he wasn't drunk

That may have been what the cop that arrested the nurse wrote in his report, but it smells like bullshit to me. The cops were fishing for anything that would shield them from a lawsuit from the Idaho cop/truck driver when he or his family sues them for a wrongful car chase. If he had anything in his blood -- ADHD meds, Benadryl, etc., it could nullify a personal injury case. I've sat on four juries and in two of them, cops deliberately put misleading shit in their incident reports.

And yes, I hung those juries. ;-) Innocent until PROVEN guilty.

This blooddraw/nurse arrest definitely smells, but it's quite a stretch in my opinion that it is Pizzagate related bullshit. Just typical everyday bullshit. ;-) Not trying to stop y'all from investigating; just pointing out there is a rational explanation. I'd be investigating the cop that arrested the nurse, 'cause he sure as hell overreacted.

@james780 @SterlingJB @srayzie @Gothamgirl

SterlingJB ago

That's fine. Was it pg related, I hv no idea. But it was hard push to get blood evidence of someone that was obviously not at fault